homestuck crossover fanfiction

One challenge is getting the characterizations right. Homestuck has very distinct and complex characters, and when you cross them over with characters from another fandom, you need to make sure they all stay true to their original selves. Another is the world - building. Combining two different fictional worlds can be tricky to make it seem seamless.

One popular theme is the exchange of skills. For instance, the Homestuck characters teaching RWBY characters about their unique forms of magic or technology, and vice versa. It's interesting to see Ruby learn about the Homestuck's hemospectrum, for example.

Well, I really like the 'Homestuck x My Little Pony' crossovers. In these fanfictions, the Homestuck characters get thrown into the magical world of Equestria. It's fun to see how they adapt to the pony culture and interact with the ponies. There are also some 'Homestuck x Kingdom Hearts' crossovers that explore the idea of different worlds colliding, just like in Kingdom Hearts, but with a Homestuck twist.

Maybe the Sburb game from Homestuck starts to affect the Marvel universe. The Guardians of the Galaxy could be drawn into it, thinking it's some new cosmic threat. The Homestuck trolls' hemospectrum - related powers could interact in strange ways with the superpowers in the Marvel world. For instance, a high - blood troll's strength might be compared to that of the Hulk.

There could be all sorts of possibilities! Maybe characters from both universes team up to solve a mysterious threat or get caught in a timey-wimey adventure. The crossovers could feature unique blends of magic and technology.

A good plot could involve a villain from the Homestuck universe creating chaos in the Avengers' world. The Homestuck characters come to help, but there are misunderstandings at first between them and the Avengers. However, as they start to understand each other's powers and motives, they form a strong alliance to defeat the villain.

One idea could be to have the characters from Hetalia and Homestuck participate in an international event together. For example, a global gaming tournament where the strategic minds of the Hetalia characters and the unique abilities of the Homestuck characters collide. Another plot could involve a dimension - hopping adventure where the Hetalia countries find themselves in the Homestuck universe and have to adapt to its strange rules and customs while trying to find their way back home. Or perhaps a story where the trolls from Homestuck end up in the Hetalia world and start causing chaos among the different nations.

Yes, there are quite a few. Some focus on character interactions, like how the Homestuck characters would interact with the RWBY teams in combat or in daily Beacon life. For example, a fanfic might have John Egbert sharing his adventures with Ruby Rose, and they could learn from each other's experiences in their respective strange worlds.

Russia from Hetalia and Kanaya from Homestuck could be a really unique pairing. Russia has his own mysterious and somewhat intimidating aura, and Kanaya is very poised and has her own set of skills, especially when it comes to fashion and fighting. Their interactions could be quite interesting, like Russia showing Kanaya some of his traditional Russian crafts and Kanaya showing Russia how to make some really cool Homestuck - inspired outfits. Additionally, China from Hetalia and Jade from Homestuck could be a great pair. China with his long history and Jade with her connection to nature and her rather innocent yet powerful nature could create some really engaging storylines.

To write the characters' interactions well, first, study the personalities of the characters from both Good Omens and Homestuck. For example, Aziraphale is a bit fussy and proper, while Crowley is more laid - back in a devilish way. In Homestuck, characters like John Egbert are more naive and curious. When they interact, you can play on these traits. Let the Homestuck characters be in awe of the angel - demon thing, and have the Good Omens characters be a bit flummoxed by the Homestuck kids' oddness.